GST rate cuts on cancer drugs, exemptions on electricity meter services, and adjustments for the real estate sector are expected.
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The meeting is expected to bring relief to property buyers, cancer patients, and various sectors, including the real estate sector, metal sector, and feature film industry.
The proposed GST rate cut for cancer drugs is from 12% to 5%.
The expected exemption is for services related to electricity meters, such as rentals, testing charges, and wire charges, by treating these as composite supplies.
A reduction in GST from 18% on a forward charge basis is proposed, along with a 2% TDS on the supply of metal scrap on trade between registered entities.

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